CH229071A

CH229071A - Mirror.

Info

Publication number: CH229071A
Authority: CH
Inventors: J Dr Averbuch William
Original assignee: J Dr Averbuch William
Priority date: 1939-03-08
Filing date: 1939-03-08
Publication date: 1943-09-30

Description

  

  
 



  Miroir.



   L'objet de la présente invention est un miroir qui s'emploiera avec avantage en chirurgie, en médecine ou dans l'art dentaire. Ce miroir est   earaetérisé    par un manche, dont une extrémité présente une bague fendue, creusée à son intérieur d'une rainure dans laquelle est engagée une plaque métallique dont une face au moins est   réfléchis-    saute.



   Le dessin ci-annexé représente, a titre   d'exemple,    une forme d'exécution de l'objet de la présente invention.



   La fig. 1 en est une vue de face et la fig. 2 une coupe par   II-II    de fig. 1.



   Le miroir représenté, destiné aux dentistes, comprend un manche formé de deux tronçons, dont   l'un    rectiligne n'est pas représenté et dont l'autre 1 peut se visser dans le premier par une de ses extrémités, son autre   extrémité    étant recourbée sur ellemême, de façon là constituer une bague 2, fendue en   3.    A son intérieur,   cette    bague présente une rainure 4, dans laquelle est engagé le bord d'une plaque 5 métallique et dont une face au moins est   refléebissante.   



   Ce miroir a l'avantage que   l'on    peut séparer, très   facllement,    la plaque 5 de son support, soit. pour remplacement, soit pour nettoyage.   I1    suffit d'exercer, sur cette plaque, une forte pression; elle sort alors de la rainure 4, on produisant momentanément une légère extension de la bague fendue 2.
 



      REVENDICATION:   
 Miroir,   oaractérisé    par un manche, dont une   extrémité    présente une bague fendue, creusée à son intérieur d'une   rainuredans    laquelle est engagée une plaque métallique dont une face au moins est réfléchissante. 

**ATTENTION** fin du champ DESC peut contenir debut de CLMS **.



   



  
 



  Mirror.



   The object of the present invention is a mirror which will be used with advantage in surgery, medicine or dentistry. This mirror is watered by a handle, one end of which has a split ring, hollowed out inside it with a groove in which is engaged a metal plate, at least one side of which is reflected.



   The accompanying drawing represents, by way of example, an embodiment of the object of the present invention.



   Fig. 1 is a front view thereof and FIG. 2 a section through II-II of fig. 1.



   The mirror shown, intended for dentists, comprises a handle formed of two sections, one of which is rectilinear is not shown and the other 1 of which can be screwed into the first by one of its ends, its other end being curved on itself, so as to constitute a ring 2, split at 3. Inside it, this ring has a groove 4, in which the edge of a metal plate 5 is engaged and at least one face of which is reflective.



   This mirror has the advantage that one can separate, very easily, the plate 5 from its support, ie. for replacement or for cleaning. It suffices to exert, on this plate, a strong pressure; it then comes out of the groove 4, momentarily producing a slight extension of the split ring 2.
 



      CLAIM:
 Mirror, oaractérisé by a handle, one end of which has a split ring, hollowed out inside it with a groove in which is engaged a metal plate, at least one side of which is reflective.

** ATTENTION ** end of DESC field can contain start of CLMS **.

Claims

** ATTENTION ** start of field CLMS can contain end of DESC **.

Mirror.

The object of the present invention is a mirror which will be used with advantage in surgery, medicine or dentistry. This mirror is watered by a handle, one end of which has a split ring, hollowed out inside it with a groove in which is engaged a metal plate, at least one side of which is reflected.

The accompanying drawing represents, by way of example, an embodiment of the object of the present invention.

Fig. 1 is a front view thereof and FIG. 2 a section through II-II of fig. 1.

The mirror shown, intended for dentists, comprises a handle formed of two sections, one of which is rectilinear is not shown and the other 1 of which can be screwed into the first by one of its ends, its other end being curved on itself, so as to constitute a ring 2, split at 3. Inside it, this ring has a groove 4, in which the edge of a metal plate 5 is engaged and at least one face of which is reflective.

This mirror has the advantage that one can separate, very easily, the plate 5 from its support, ie. for replacement or for cleaning. It suffices to exert, on this plate, a strong pressure; it then comes out of the groove 4, momentarily producing a slight extension of the split ring 2.

CLAIM: Mirror, oaractérisé by a handle, one end of which has a split ring, hollowed out inside it with a groove in which is engaged a metal plate, at least one side of which is reflective.